Solvent effects in the reaction of peroxynitrite and carbon dioxide

Peroxynitrite is formed in vivo by the reaction of NO with the anion superoxide. CO2 is one of the main targets of peroxynitrite, due to its large physiological concentrations. The reaction yields an adduct, which decomposes in the radicals CO3 and NO2. The environment influence on the formation of...

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Autor principal: Gonzalez Lebrero, M.C
Otros Autores: Estrin, D.A
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Publicado: 2004
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